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Post by Kaushik on Jan 13, 2016 15:24:49 GMT
Most exciting match of the season, not happy with the result but happy to see an entertaining game.
LVG didnt do many things wrong except playing Fellaini for 90 mins but I think that mistake cost us 2 points.
He always got his tactics spot on against Liverpool, I hope he can continue that. We cannot afford to lose more points, must win game for many reasons. Sack him if he cannot beat them.
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Post by Oomtom on Jan 13, 2016 15:50:50 GMT
Say what you want it was still a Draw against Newcastle. Let a goal advantage slip twice when LVG as had them defending all season long. Looked to me that it was a question of "OK Lets try This " and see what happens. 2 more Points lost and down to 6th in the Log. Maybe worse after tonight's results !
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Post by Ali on Jan 13, 2016 22:19:51 GMT
UNITED'S 3-3 DRAWS IN THE
PREMIER LEAGUE
Tuesday's 3-3 draw at Newcastle United was the
ninth time Manchester United have had that
scoreline in the Barclays Premier League.
The first came on Boxing Day in the opening year
of the new division, 1992, when United famously
fought back from 3-0 down to earn a point away
to Sheffield Wednesday. Brian McClair scored
twice with recent recruit Eric Cantona scrambling
home an 84th-minute equaliser.
The next was in 1994 at Sunday's destination,
Anfield, when the shoe was on the other foot as
United raced into a three-goal lead through
Steve Bruce, Denis Irwin and Ryan Giggs, only
for Liverpool to stage their own comeback. Six
goals were shared with Middlesbrough in a key
battle towards the end of the 1996/97 season,
with Gary Neville thumping home a rare goal
while Roy Keane and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer also
found the net.
In September 1999, the Reds drew 3-3 with
Southampton at Old Trafford (thanks to Teddy
Sheringham and a Dwight Yorke double) but the
match is best remembered for a mistake by
Massimo Taibi that allowed Matt Le Tissier's
soft shot to roll in. Almost exactly a year later,
Chelsea claimed a point from an entertaining
affair at the Theatre of Dreams with Paul
Scholes, Sheringham and David Beckham netting
in the first half.
Later that season, Charlton Athletic came from
3-1 down to snatch a point with a late John
Robinson leveller, despite Giggs and Solskjaer
grabbing two goals in a matter of minutes
towards the end of the first half. Keane was also
on target at The Valley. There was a long wait of
almost a decade for the next 3-3 in the league,
secured at Everton, with Darren Fletcher,
Nemanja Vidic and Dimitar Berbatov seemingly
earning victory until David Moyes's Merseysiders
hit two stoppage-time goals.
The most recent six-goal draw before the
Tyneside thriller was in February 2012 at
Chelsea, when the Reds trailed 3-0 after 50
minutes. Wayne Rooney converted two penalties
to give Sir Alex Ferguson's men hope and super
sub Javier Hernandez headed the equaliser with
six minutes remaining.
Click on the image to view the goals from the
games against Sheffield Wednesday,
Middlesbrough and the away clash at
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